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Chapter 11, Problem 9QP

Returns and Standard Deviations Consider the following information:

Chapter 11, Problem 9QP, Returns and Standard Deviations Consider the following information: a. Your portfolio is invested 30

  1. a. Your portfolio is invested 30 percent each in A and C, and 40 percent in B. What is the expected return of the portfolio?
  2. b. What is the variance of this portfolio? The standard deviation?

a.

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Summary Introduction

To determine: The Expected Return on Portfolio.

Introduction: Expected Return is a process of estimating the profits and losses an investor earns through the expected rate of returns. Standard deviation is apportioned of distribution of a collection of figures from its mean.

Answer to Problem 9QP

Solution: The Expected Return on Portfolio is 11.17%

Explanation of Solution

Determine the Portfolio Return for each Stock

PortfolioReturn(RP)Good=[(WeightStockA×ReturnStockA)+(WeightStockB×ReturnStockB)+(WeightStockC×ReturnStockC)]=[(0.30×0.09)+(0.40×0.10)+(0.30×0.15)]=[0.027+0.04+0.045]=0.112or11.20%

PortfolioReturn(RP)Boom=[(WeightStockA×ReturnStockA)+(WeightStockB×ReturnStockB)+(WeightStockC×ReturnStockC)]=[(0.30×0.24)+(0.40×0.45)+(0.30×0.33)]=[0.072+0.18+0.099]=0.351or35.10%

PortfolioReturn(RP)Poor=[(WeightStockA×ReturnStockA)+(WeightStockB×ReturnStockB)+(WeightStockC×ReturnStockC)]=[(0.30×0.03)+(0.40×(0.10))+(0.30×(0.05))]=[0.009+(0.04)+(0.015)]=0.046or4.60%

PortfolioReturn(RP)Bust=[(WeightStockA×ReturnStockA)+(WeightStockB×ReturnStockB)+(WeightStockC×ReturnStockC)]=[(0.30×(0.05))+(0.40×(0.25))+(0.30×(0.09))]=[0.015+(0.1)+(0.027)]=0.142or14.20%

Therefore the Portfolio Return for Boom is 35.10%, Good is 11.20%, Poor is -4.60% and Bust is -14.20%.

Determine the Expected Return on Portfolio

ExpectedReturn(ERp)=[(ProbabilityBoom×ReturnBoom)+(ProbabilityGood×ReturnGood)+(ProbabilityPoor×ReturnPoor)+(ProbabilityBust×ReturnBust)]=[(25%×35.10%)+(35%×11.20%)+(30%×(4.60%))+(5%×(14.20%))]=[0.08775+0.0448+(0.0138)+(0.0071)]=0.11165or11.17%

Therefore the Expected Return on Portfolio is 11.17%.

b.

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Summary Introduction

To determine: The Variance and Standard Deviation on Portfolio.

Answer to Problem 9QP

Solution: The Variance on Portfolio is 0.025 and Standard Deviation on Portfolio is 15.81%.

Explanation of Solution

Determine the Variance of Portfolio

Variance(σP2)=[(ProbabilityBoom×(ReturnBoomExpectedReturn(ERp))2)+(ProbabilityGood×(ReturnGoodExpectedReturn(ERp))2)+(ProbabilityPoor×(ReturnPoorExpectedReturn(ERp))2)+(ProbabilityBust×(ReturnBustExpectedReturn(ERp))2)+]=[(25%×(35.10%11.17%)2)+(40%×(11.20%11.17%)2)+(30%×(4.60%11.17%)2)+(5%×(14.20%11.17%)2)]=[(25%×0.0572884)+(40%×0.00000012)+(30%×0.0248535)+(5%×0.0643383)]=[0.014322+0.000000049+0.00745606+0.00321692]=0.02499513or0.025

Therefore the Variance on Portfolio is 0.025.

Determine the Standard Deviation of Portfolio

StandardDeviation(σ)=Variance(σP2)=0.025=0.15811or15.81%

Therefore the Standard Deviation on Portfolio is 15.81%.

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